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samadhan_fuke
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I am working on setting up a Windows Server Failover Cluster (WSFC) with Hyper-V to make virtual machines highly available. However, I am limited to using local storage on each cluster node and do not want to use traditional shared storage solutions. When I try to make a virtual machine highly available, I encounter an error related to the storage not being shared or accessible by all cluster nodes. Below are the details of what I've tried and the results.---What I Have Tried1. Added Physical Servers to the Cluster: - Added two physical Windows servers as nodes in the fai
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I am working on setting up a Windows Server Failover Cluster (WSFC) with Hyper-V to make virtual machines highly available. However, I am limited to using local storage on each cluster node and do not want to use traditional shared storage solutions. When I try to make a virtual machine highly available, I encounter an error related to the storage not being shared or accessible by all cluster nodes. Below are the details of what I've tried and the results.---What I Have Tried1. Added Physical Servers to the Cluster: - Added two physical Windows servers as nodes in the faiContinue reading...